By Alan Freed I don’t think I’d be going too far out on a limb by positing that everyone in
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By Alan Freed In almost every area of practice, lawyers are called upon to write contracts and other documents that
By Alan Freed When I was growing up in the ‘50s, my mother would read me fairytales with the predictable,
By Alan Freed Old habits die hard, and so do old statutory terms. In Missouri, we refer to the arrangements
By Alan E. Freed You’ve decided your marriage has no future, or perhaps your spouse has announced they no longer
Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal attorney Alan Freed has been reappointed by Missouri Bar president John Grimm to serve as a
By Alan E. Freed Who could have predicted, in early March of 2020, that our lives, and those of billions
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By Alan E. Freed The legal process for divorce (what Missouri calls “dissolution of marriage”) begins with the filing of
By: Alan Freed I’ve been mediating divorces for the better part of four decades, and, although many aspects of the
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By: Alan Freed There is apparently a superpower secretly imbedded in every lawyer’s license to practice. That power gives us
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